Accessing Other Documents During Query Execution

During execution of a query, you might want to access data in another document. To do this, call the document() function.

This section discusses the following topics:

Format of the document() Function

When the First Argument is a Node Set

Specification of Second Argument

Example of Calling the document() Function

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